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A small collection of fonts for Word and other programs, including take-offs of McDonalds and other corporate logos.
A collection of inspiring quotes (and a few revealing ones from people in power).
The Politician-Free Zone is the place to start if you're interested in reading about anarchist ideas. It has articles which between them answer most of the questions that people have, as well as a lot of cartoons and graphics.
Collections of music in lots of different styles with political messages. Includes Anti-Flag, Asian Dub Foundation, Paul Kelly and many more.
Carlo Giuliani was a 23 year old anarchist, killed by Italian police at a protest in 2001.
As well as being politically spot on, this website also has awesome psychic powers...
An introduction to the site and information on the latest things that've been added to it.
A small collection of political tattoos.
The latest Australian and international news, facts and quotes.
How long would it take the head of a big company to earn your pay? Trick question - they don't earn their pay.
Information about Rachel Corrie, an American killed by the Israeli army in 2003.
An anarchist tribute to Tintin.
A small collection of interesting and informative videos. Featuring Michael Moore, comedian George Carlin, Children of Men director Alfonso Cuarón, and Elizabeth Montgomery aka Samantha from Bewitched.
Useful or fun stuff on other sites.
An anarchist novel and a film script, both available for free download (in Word or pdf format).
Free board game based on the 1999 anti-World Trade Organization demonstrations.
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This page has a small collection of interesting and informative videos for free download.
Please note that any music videos will be on the music page.
the best way to download these videos is usually to right-click on the link (either the picture or the title) and choose 'save target as...'.
Underneath each video you'll see a link marked '(player)'. This is in case you download the file and find that you don't have a program which can play it. If that happens, click the 'player' link for that video, and it'll take you to the page of a free program which can play the file. However most of the time you'll find that you don't have this problem and don't have to use this link.
Please note that videos are usually pretty big files, and will take a while to download.
 Leave My Child Alone(player) | "When I became a recruiter, all of a sudden the Marine Corps was asking me to bend the truth, lie, cheat, manipulate, steal...95% of them were fraudulently enlisted." Video about military recruitment of high schoolers in the US. (14.8 meg) |
 Bayer AIDS Scandal(player) | An American news report about a pharmaceutical company who sold medication, knowing it was infected with AIDS. (8.08 meg) |
 Despotism(player) | Made in 1946, this documentary measures how a society ranks on a spectrum stretching from democracy to despotism. Explains how societies and nations can be measured by the degree that power is concentrated and respect for the individual is restricted. You'll be surprised how relevant it seems - you keep thinking of examples from today that could be in the film. (24.3 meg) |
 George Carlin(player) | Comedian George Carlin gets serious. (11.1 meg) |
 Handicap(player) | Short and funny anti-Nazi video from Europe (dubbed into English) (11 meg) |
 The Shock Doctrine(player) | Short film by Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men) and Naomi Klein, summarising Naomi Klein's book of the same name. The book and film argue that the people in power use disasters, whether natural or man-made, to push through unpopular policies that would normally be resisted. The film can be downloaded in Windows Media format as well as .mov, and with better picture quality, here. The site also has lots of the original material that the book was based on. (19 meg) |
 American Police Taser A Woman(player) | A Pittsburgh police officer uses a taser on a young woman. A taser is a weapon that fires an (occasionally fatal) electric charge. Tasers are meant to used for self-defence - however the woman appears to be already restrained. Critics of tasers say they can be used as punishment or torture devices, particularly since they don't leave any marks. This video seems to confirm this suspicion. For more information, see this Wikipedia article. (4.71 meg) |
 Crack the CIA(player) | Bad point first: someone should've told the makers of this video that they were doing a documentary, not a rock video. Seems to use every filter and effect they had available. However, the style problems shouldn't overshadow the very important information about alleged links between the US government and organised crime. (32 meg) |
 COINTELPRO: The FBI's War on Black America(player) | This video looks at the COINTELPRO (Counter-Intelligence and Propaganda) program, which was carried on in secret by the American government against groups like the Black Panthers and Martin Luther King. COINTELPRO involved crimes, seemingly up to and including murder. The video talks about Geronimo Pratt, a black prisoner who claims to be innocent. After this video was made, Pratt was found innocent and released from jail. (35.2 meg) |
 Manifestoon(player) | Quotes from Karl Marx and Freidrich Engels, illustrated by Disney cartoons (makes a lot more sense than you'd think!). By Jesse Drew. (35.4 meg) |
 extract from Fahrenheit 911(player) | This extract from Michael Moore's movie 'Fahrenheit 911' (which he made available on his website), shows military recruiters using dishonest techniques and targeting disadvantaged people. (4.58 meg) |
 Racism(player) | Short and blackly funny anti-racist TV ad. (1.81 meg) |
 36 Ways To Get Fired(player) | Video about the ability of employers to abuse their power under the new Australian workplace laws. A lower-quality version which is only 1.5 meg is on the video's original webpage here. (14.7 meg) |
 State of the Union(player) | A speech by George Bush, edited for blackly humourous effect. (8.74 meg) |
 The Panama Deception(player) | This film won an Academy Award for Best Documentary. Directed by Barbara Trent of the Empowerment Project. This film is about the December 1989 U.S. invasion of Panama. The United States military deliberately attacked and destroyed primarily residential neighborhoods, killing an estimated 3 to 4 thousand people in the process. Exposes the role the U.S. government and mainstream media play in suppressing information about U.S. foreign policy. Includes never before seen footage of this invasion. Narrated by Elizabeth Montgomery. (23.7 meg) |
 Through the Wire(player) | A short film by Pip Starr about the escapes at Woomera refugee detention centre. The webpage for this film, which includes links to higher-quality versions, is here. (10.8 meg) |
 This Won'tHurt A Bit(player) | Short film about animal experiments for cosmetics. (5.44 meg) |